But why do hyphens need to be escaped in the first place?
I looked at the function cleanValue (that is called by cleanArray) and
it makes several replacements, some of them look weird, for example:
$val = str_replace("!", "!", $val);
$val = str_replace("'", "'", $val);
I guess the intention was
On 3/8/07, squidliberty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How should I be handling this? My best solution was to create a
> fixSafeChar() function to convert the hyphens back. But this seems
> pretty crude.
Thats what I have done as well...
However, the problem is usually in the URLs and emails - a b
I have several areas of my site where it is necessary to sanitize
large amounts of user form data. cleanArray() makes this process a
breeze - however, I have found that it replaces hyphens ('-') with the
htmlentity equivalent ('-'). This is a big problem for email
addresses, which may contain hyph
